EPP10 — Sparse mFACEs + PTP/IEP classification of enteropancreatic periprandial trajectories

HÉCTOR MANUEL VIRGEN AYALA

doi:10.17605/osf.io/tr469

January 1, 2026Open Access

EPP10 — Sparse mFACEs + PTP/IEP classification of enteropancreatic periprandial trajectories

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Key Points

The aim is to establish a robust analysis pipeline for classifying enteropancreatic hormone trajectories using sparse mFACEs.
Pre-registration of the analysis pipeline focusing on sparse mFACEs with Chiou normalization.
Joint analysis of hormones categorized by PTP/IEP Type I-V classification.
Companion code available on Zenodo and GitHub.
Successful classification of hormone trajectories into PTP/IEP types I-V using the outlined methods.

Implication

Pre-registration shows new classification of enteropancreatic hormone trajectories, suggesting improved analysis methods.

Abstract

Pre-registration of analysis pipeline for sparse mFACEs joint analysis with Chiou normalization + per-analyte PTP/IEP Type I-V classification of ecological enteropancreatic hormone trajectories. Companion code at Zenodo DOI 10.5281/zenodo.19743544 (GitHub: sv8wmxnbp8-hash/EPP10 v1.0). Frozen 2026-04-22 before data lock.

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HÉCTOR MANUEL VIRGEN AYALA (2026) studied this question.

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EPP10 — Sparse mFACEs + PTP/IEP classification of enteropancreatic periprandial trajectories

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